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When approaching an uncontrolled airport for an IFR landing, after leaving controlled airspace, what is the recommended procedure regarding mandatory frequency (MF) or aerodrome traffic frequency (ATF) use?

When approaching an uncontrolled airport, it is mandatory to broadcast intentions on the specified MF or ATF, reporting position, altitude, and intentions. This

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Question: When approaching an uncontrolled airport for an IFR landing, after leaving controlled airspace, what is the recommended procedure regarding mandatory frequency (MF) or aerodrome traffic frequency (ATF) use?

Answer options:

  • Monitor the enroute frequency until visual with the airport.
  • Broadcast intentions on 126.7 MHz (enroute frequency) only. ✅ Broadcast intentions on the specified MF or ATF, and report position and intentions.
  • Contact the nearest FSS for a landing clearance.

Correct answer: Broadcast intentions on the specified MF or ATF, and report position and intentions.

Explanation: When approaching an uncontrolled airport, it is mandatory to broadcast intentions on the specified MF or ATF, reporting position, altitude, and intentions. This ensures traffic awareness and coordination among pilots in the vicinity.

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